The Traderszone Network

Apple’s computers may not be suited for virtual reality, but neither are 99% of PCs on the market.

The current bullishness around iron ore and steel prices is being powered by a strictly temporary phenomenon, analysts warn.

The company is losing money and borrowed heavily to finance a major new deal.

Last week, we learned that vehicle leasing as a percentage of monthly light-vehicle sales hit a record in February at 32.3%.

In other words, a third of the over 1 million cars and light trucks “sold” during the month were leases, according to J.D. Power.

This is indicative of what is now a long-term trend. Have a look at the following chart from WSJ, which shows that since 2009, the share of monthly auto leases as a percentage of vehicle sales well more than tripled:

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News out of Nevada and Washington, D.C., has investors worried about the solar company’s growth and costs.

More comments from Gundlach, chief executive officer at DoubleLine Capital
I posted his earlier comments here
Then I posted a ‘recap’. Recao, you ask, but he hadn’t finished! Yes, that’s right … here is more!

Bear markets are rather arbitrarily defined as a decline of 20% or more from recent highs. Some will go further in their definition, including subjective aspects such as widespread fear and pessimism. But at the end of the day, a bear market is…

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